The Primordial Record-Chapter 1523: Say Her Name (3)

There was a heavy air of expectation in the air that was even surprising to Rowan, he had sent details of the sixth dimension to his soul in the past, and with the power he had to work with, he could only send this information back for a year, and he had not expected much changes, but it turned out that he was still underestimating what he was capable of given the right resources. frёewebnoѵel.ƈo๓

Rowan's body had traveled deep into the depths of Primordial Life's memories for him to gain answers to his path forward and now he needed to leave, whatever changes that he had set off on the surface, something told him he did not want to remain inside the memory of a Primordial when those changes erupted.

No longer moving toward the depths of the Memory of this Primordial, Rowan began pushing for the surface, he did not use any form of energy to propel himself and depended only on the power of the flesh.

He began to detect a growing pressure emerging from the depths of the ocean of Memory which suggested that Primordial Life might be making a move that was more overt than he had ever previously done and Rowan was not waiting to see what he was up to.

There were many things happening at this time and Rowan was in the dark, he did not know what his soul had triggered in reality or the responses of the Primordials, he could only leave this place and merge with the consciousness of his soul for all his questions to be answered.

A massive burst of power pushed him towards the surface of the emerald ocean and even though its surface seemed to be an infinite distance away, Rowan was still making good speed, and as he traveled towards the surface he began healing the Fractures in his mind to solidify his realm, with the air of expectation around him, there could not be a single moment to waste in deliberation, he needed to be growing stronger at every opportunity that he had.

There were billions of Fractures in his memories, but there were only nine major Fractures that they were all centered upon, and it was his healing of one of those major Fracture that freed him from the bounds of mortality, although solving that Fracture had been a grueling experience that was because of the limitations that being a mortal brought to him.

There was a spark inside flesh that rose into a sound that was indescribable as his consciousness pillars roared to life. The benefit of maintaining a soul and consciousness pillars at the same time is an advantage here.

His soul was powerful, but his consciousness pillars still had the same processing capabilities as his soul and in some ways, Rowan considered his consciousness pillars to be superior to his soul. He was able to have all the processing power of his powerful soul without the need for a soul.

Rowan no longer had that chain binding him and he began healing the Fractures, all twelve billion minor Fractures and nine major Fractures, at the same time.

With every moment that passes, the Aura of power around Rowan deepened as his consciousness scattered into billions of distinct realities as he resolved the trauma present in his memories, aligning every part of his past to focus on his present.

In the first major Fracture that he solved, he had been afraid for his life and had to gingerly maneuver himself through it, and with the reduced state of his consciousness, he could not truly give the correct judgment every time, but now everything has changed.

His mind which was broader than the universe unveiled the different scenarios in which he found himself, and he used every method available, from compulsion to force to heal these Fractures when he was barely a few light years away from the surface of the emerald ocean, Rowan Fractures had been completely healed and he had reached the peak of the sixth-dimensional level.

Rowan knew how long it took for other higher-dimensional immortals to cultivate through the memory dimension, he had enough data from the trillions of immortal souls he had gathered from Doom Star and from the multiple higher-dimensional souls he was collecting from Reality; the fastest had been six hundred years and that situation was quite special due to the unique cultivation method of that immortal that cleansed his mind of any memory after a few centuries.

This cultivation method allowed the immortal to reach higher levels with few attachments to the world around him, and this experiment worked as he reached the peak of the sixth-dimensional level in such a short time, but it turned out that he became one of the weakest sixth-dimensional immortal in reality.

If Rowan used the timeline of Reality, then he had been thrown into the memory of Primordial Life and had been inside of this emerald ocean for barely a month, and he had reached the sixth-dimensional level three hours ago, and in the span of these three hours, he had reached the peak!

It did not mean that Rowan would be weak because he had reached this level so quickly, no, it was simply because his consciousness powers were so impressive that he could solve problems that would take other immortals countless trillions of years to resolve in just three hours.

The surface of the ocean rushed towards him and Rowan stretched his right hand upward as if he was reaching for the highest heavens, and with an almost imperceptible crack that was lost under the roar of the storm, Rowan emerged from the green ocean.

Within the Memory of Primordial Life, the full impact of his ascension to the sixth-dimensional level was muted as the Aura of Primordial Life had suppressed Rowan's power, but now that he was free of it, everything that had been suppressed came rushing into his consciousness with the weight of a thousand collapsing stars and his senses were dragged to the sky where he felt his eyes staring back at him.

It was at this moment that the full impact of being a higher dimensional being that had the ability to exist in the past, present, and future slammed into his mind and Rowan nearly collapsed, but he was no longer wearing the body of a mortal and there was no way that he could fall.

Rowan's heart had not beat for a while, and…

"BaDuuum…"

…. It beat for the first time in a month.